Overheads and PowerPoint Presentations
My 'Blackboard' (stuff I occasionally write on a Word doc during lectures) Download My 'Blackboard' (stuff I occasionally write on a Word doc during lectures)
Weeks 1 and 2
'Introduction' PowerPoint Download 'Introduction' PowerPoint
- Generic schema of Roman government
Rudimentary timeline Download Rudimentary timeline
- Maps of Roman Empire: see Jones pp. 176-181
- Summary of events from 63 BC to AD 14: see Jones vi-ix (we'll refer to this and the genealogical chart there quite a bit!)
Week 3
Week 4
- The Cursus Honorum (the 'order of offices' or 'magistracies')
- Career Inscriptions
- Plancus inscription (C&F C5a)
- Varius inscription (C&F C5c)
- Dolabella inscription (C&F C5b)
- The Roman Provinces in AD 14 (the year of Augustus' death) (Links to an external site.) -- useful for figuring out where the provinces are)
Week 5
- The Roman Legion
- The Roman Imperial Army
- Location of Roman Legions in 125 AD (Links to an external site.) (later than the Augustan period, but still relevant and useful)
- The Augustan Army Reforms
- The Augustan Financial Reforms
Week 6
Week 7
- (Approximate) Chronology of Horace's Works
- Principal Horatian Themes in the Odes (C&F F11-27)
The meter of Horace Odes 1.37 (compared with Vergil Aeneid 1.1-6) Download The meter of Horace Odes 1.37 (compared with Vergil Aeneid 1.1-6)
- The Works of Ovid
Week 8
- List of buildings/monuments we study and page references to photos, discussions, plans, etc. in our texts
- PowerPoint: Portraits (Prima Porta, Gemma Augustea, etc.) Download PowerPoint: Portraits (Prima Porta, Gemma Augustea, etc.)
Week 9
- PowerPoint: Mausoleum of Augustus and Ara Pacis Download PowerPoint: Mausoleum of Augustus and Ara Pacis
- PowerPoint: Forum of Julius Caesar and Forum of Augustus Download PowerPoint: Forum of Julius Caesar and Forum of Augustus
- PowerPoint: The Palatine complex Download PowerPoint: The Palatine complex
- PowerPoint presentation: Religion in the Augustan period (forthcoming) Download PowerPoint presentation: Religion in the Augustan period (forthcoming)